The perfect way to end your day!
The Late Night Festival Club provides the perfect chance to chill out in a relaxing atmosphere with some great music, great beer and good company with festival artists .
Event Categories: Festival
Stage4Beverley Winter Festival | Horizon Stage
The Horizon Stage has become one our most popular events featuring young, emerging musicians and singers from around the country.
It takes place in the informal setting of the theatre’s Café Bar, giving a relaxed feel to the event.
Artists will include Sam Baxter and Merle Harbron an Anglo/Scottish duo creating dynamic, full-bodied arrangements of contemporary and traditional music. Using fiddle, drones and voice, the pair build vibrant musical landscapes, weaving together melodic lines inspired and improvised from traditional songs and dance music. These two highly-skilled musicians create intimate performances that in an instance can pivot from reflective and nuanced to driving and energetic. Together, they are a force of nature; captivating audiences with their infectious interplay and magnetic musical spirit.
They will be joined by The Hop, an exciting new trio recently graduated from the folk degree at Newcastle University. After meeting in the National Youth Folk Ensemble, they developed an impulsive approach to collaborative composition which has led to a plethora of original tunes. Their instrumental versatility allows the band to explore a wide soundscape that maintains their traditional roots with an innovative flair. Not only do they play multiple instruments, including guitar, flute, recorder and fiddle, but their infectious presence onstage is increased by the use of electric guitar and synthesizers that make for a compelling and complex performance. Combined with their compositional abilities, The Hop bring a new perspective to the folk tradition, with music that can appeal to all ages.
For details of the other artists appearing at the event visit the festival’s website www.stage4beverley.com
Stage4Beverley | Saturday Late Night Festival Club #2
A perfect end to a busy day in the relaxed atmosphere of the Theatre’s Cafe Bar.
The Late Night Festival Club provides the perfect chance to chill out in a relaxing atmosphere with some great music, great beer and good company with festival artists.
Stage4Beverley | Sunday Late Night Festival Club #3
Come and relax with friends and finish off your Festival experience with music to celebrate another year of Stage4Beverley!
The final Festival Late Night Club is the perfect way to end a packed week of festival activities. A time to reflect on the past few days, the great music, poetry and comedy seen and heard, the dancing and the workshops where new talents were gained. Relax and soak up the music and have a drink with new found and old friends, and until the next time…..
Beer Festival Hull Minster 2025
Local breweries, local music, local food, local people.
What more do you want and all in the setting of the stunning Hull Minster.
We can’t wait to share another years festival with you.
We have invited the best local breweries to each run their own bar. This is your chance to drink some of the best beer from the local area and beyond, speaking directly to the people that make it.
The best news of all….WE WON’T RUN OUT OF BEER!!!
As breweries run their own bar we can guarantee a full complement of beer and cider no matter when you visit.
Minimum age 18
Introducing…
Luda Brewing Co.
Aitchesons
ShadowBridge Brewery Tap & Bottle shop
Atom Beers
Munyard Brewery
Orchards of Husthwaite Cider
Pumphouse Brewing Company
Ossett Brewery
Yorkshire Brewhouse
The Doghouse – Selby
Great Newsome Brewery
We have 5 sessions over 3 days for you sip, savor and sample all that’s on offer.
Tickets are £6 which will include a souvenir glass to use and take away plus a beer guide.
Food will be available from our own Trinity tearoom, Trinity Market and 10% discount available at Pasco’s if you show your beer festival ticket.
Not only will we have amazing beer and cider, we will also have a packed lined up of local music.
ColliderFest 2025
A four-day science and arts extravaganza bringing together educational events for schools, a weekend of exciting sciences and arts-based activities, workshops and shows for visitors combined with a large scale evening spectacle of light installations trailing across the city centre.
The first two days focus on schools with science shows, workshops, and exhibitions by leading scientists and industry experts. The weekend invites families and young people to enjoy interactive exhibits, creative challenges, and live performances, while evening events feature content for older audiences.
Including ColliderFest After Dark
Hull Folk and Maritime Festival 2025
The Hull Folk and Maritime Festival will return in 2025!
It is set to take place across the weekend of July 11 – 13, watch this space or visit our Facebook page for updates in the coming months.
US Election Results All Nighter
Tuesday the 5th November we will pulling an all nighter in Asylum, and screening the US election results.
USA USA USA
Tuesday the 5th November we will pulling an all nighter in Asylum, and screening the US election results. Bring your comfies, and settle in for the results live on the big screen. Will the results mean we’re saying Biden or are they going to Trump us all?
We will have snacks, decorations, and more.
Dress up in your sports gear, or your suits, and join us as we celebrate, or commiserate once the results are in.
Red Cups, Balloon Drop, Confetti, Slice Giveaways and more
USA USA USA
Freedom Festival 2025
Freedom Festival is Hull’s award-winning international arts festival. From epic spectaculars unfolding in the city centre to intimate moments where audiences and artists meet, we present thought-provoking, playful, and powerful performances in public spaces that address the world we live in.
We bring thousands of people together through our annual festival and year-round artistic and creative programme of performances, installations, and community participation to excite, inspire, challenge, and provoke.
Inspired by the reformist legacy of William Wilberforce we build local, national and international alliances to create cultural experiences that have something to say about universal values and the future we want to make together.
Hull Comedy Festival’s BIG Night of Comedy
Join us for an evening of Hullarious comedy from around the UK for a BIG night of comedy.
As we build up to the 2024 festival in November we just couldn’t wait that long to bring you an evening of BIG laughs, local hero’s and TV and Radio stars.
Your hosts for the evening are Multi award nominated Gary Jennison and HITS FM’s Alex Duffy with performances from Hull Comedy Legends Jed Salisbury and Amy Gleadhill and the super talented Jenny Hart and multi award winning Josh Jones, we’ll be all set for a super funny evening of comedy.
International Fashion Show HANA
The event is about bringing communities together. A cultural catwalk, dance performances, singing and playing instruments will celebrate diversity. This show has a range of performances that appeal to all.
Humber All Nations Alliance
Come and join us, everyone is welcome. There is no entrance charge. We work on the donation system.
UNTHINKABLE Film Festival
UNTHINKABLE is set up with as a charity with the aim of creating opportunity for local creative community and inspiring local audience with new stories and ways of film making. Cinema is considered the 7th art so alongside the film screenings we host a range of other events celebrating this cross road.
We are a new and upcoming Film Festival with many exciting opportunities being offered between 1st-6th October and we would love you to join us in whatever way you’d like!
Throughout the week, we have many workshops available, with industry professionals such as Mike Kingsley and Casey Shaw, as well as a free mentoring session with music journalist and BBC 6 Radio DJ, Mary Anne Hobbs alongside established Artist, Richie Culver. Other workshops such as Animation 101 and Sonic For Sculptures are also available!
We are hosting a main award screening at Hull Truck Theatre as well as a screening dedicated to Northern filmmakers at local HU5 hotspot, Polar Bear Music Club!
There is also the opportunity available to attend an exclusive screening of Little Voice, followed by a Q&A with the well-renowned British Director, Mark Herman; also well known for releases such as Brassed Off and The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas.
One of our main beliefs as a CIO charity is to create an accessible platform for all creatives. Therefore, we have created an exhibition to run simultaneously with the film festival, allowing local artists to showcase their best work.
And lastly, to conclude the week, there will be an techno event night at Hull’s infamous DinoStar, with a lineup of upcoming DJs and music producers. Love a Dino Rave!
Festival lineup:
Wednesday 2nd Oct – ‘Little Voice’ Screening and Director Q&A with Mark Herman, 2pm- 5pm, The Donald Roy Theatre, Gulbenkian Studio, University of Hull Campus.
Wednesday 2nd Oct – Bravo Exhibition Opening, Pier Street, Humber Street.
Thursday 3rd Oct – Screen Acting East Yorkshire ‘First Time filmmakers workshop starts. Details on Unthinkable FilmFreeway page.
Thursday 3rd Oct – Richie Culver exhibition opening, Humber Street Gallery, 5pm – 8:30pm.
Thursday 3rd Oct – Industrial Coast Music Night, 8:30pm – 12am.
Friday 4th Oct – Sonic for Sculptures Workshop, Pier Street, Humber Street, 2pm – 5pm.
Friday 4th Oct – Award Screening, Hull Truck, 7pm – 11pm.
Saturday 5th Oct – Mentoring sessions, Humber Street Gallery, 10am – 1pm.
Saturday 5th Oct – Animation 101 workshop, Humber Street Gallery, 1pm – 2:30pm.
Saturday 5th Oct – Producer’s perspective with Casey Shaw, Humber Street Gallery, 2:30pm – 4pm.
Saturday 5th Oct – Rainy Miller Hull Fair performance, Hull Fair, 8pm.
Saturday 5th Oct – DHULL music night, Dinostar, Humber Street, 10pm.
Sunday 6th Oct – Local Screening, Polar Bear Music Club, 5:30pm – 9pm.
Oktoberfest Hull 2024: The Oktoberfest Band
Are you ready to experience the ultimate Oktoberfest celebration?
We are beyond excited to bring you a live 5-piece Oompah Band who will keep you partying and dancing all night long.
Social is the perfect venue for the event hosting a wide range of drink options and a perfect dance floor – plenty of swaying along to the band and beer sloshing to be had!
The Oktoberfest Band
The Oktoberfest Band are taking the Oompah Band world by storm with their high-energy shows. Traditional German tunes are fused with modern classics. This is an oompah band like you have never heard before.
The band’s frontman ensures that the crowd is entertained all night. Expect lots of swaying, singing and dancing. Audience participation is not optional!
Individually, the band members are all world-class musicians in their own right and regularly appear on TV and radio. They have also performed with artists including Embrace, Doves, Paloma Faith, Mel C, Lily Allen and Craig David.
The Stars of Tomorrow
More than 40 local theatre schools, singers, and groups unite for a spectacular showcase of youth performing arts.
Taking place over two consecutive evenings, this vibrant production celebrates the next generation of performers and will include solo singers, musical theatre and drama groups, street and hip-hop dancers, ballet dancers, cheerleaders, gymnasts, Irish dancers, ballroom & Latin, and a variety of tap, modern and jazz from the best local dance and drama schools.
With astounding young talent, dazzling lights, and stunning visual effects, this is truly a show not to be missed!
Cam.bi.um (flora): Reclamation of Place
Presented as a site specific show as part of the Out Of The Box 2024 commissions, supported by Hull City Council Arts Development.
Multimedia based artist Pheobe riley Law and musician Claire Holdich explore nature’s reclamation of place, community cohesion and the economic divides surrounding Pearson Park and surrounding areas within the City of Hull.
Using specialised microphones to record environments such as moss, soil, trees, and other microworlds which are beyond our normal range of hearing.
Creative Voice Festival
CREATIVE VOICE FESTIVAL
Friday 1 – Saturday 2 November
Princes Quay Event Space
Creative Voice Youth Arts Festival is back! Join us over October half-term to find out more about how young people are creative at youth centres and youth arts projects across the city.
Free food!
FRIDAY 1 NOVEMBER
Exhibition – Faces of Me
The Peel Project and Artlink.
This inspiring and beautiful exhibition explores identity and self-expression through art. Artists: Rahima Ahmed, Shinteea Chowdhury, Jill Howitt and Lauren Saunders.
Creative Voice Connections Flourish Creative Space
Hull Dance and MakerspaceHull
Creative Voice Connections is a youth arts networking workshop for everyone who wants to engage in its strategic development. Current conversation involves the development of a creative space supporting positive health and wellbeing. MakerspaceHull and Hull Dance will be responding at the Festival by piloting a space including the chance to move, make and patch.
12.30-3.30pm
Fun, drop-in workshops including drama, henna hand painting, screen printing, scriptwriting, circus skills, photography and more.
4pm onwards
DIY Murder Mystery with Hull Truck Theatre
Do you ever shout at the TV whilst watch Death In Paradise? Do you think that if you were in charge the town of Midsomer would have a much smaller murder rate?
Work with the team at Hull Truck Theatre to create an original murder mystery story from scratch. You’ll make the clues. You’ll be the suspects and you’ll decide whodunnit.
Young People’s Performance Sharing with a focus on drama. Performers include Andrew Marvell Youth Centre, Freedom Road Creative Arts and Wolfpack Theatre.
SATURDAY 2 NOVEMBER
Exhibition – Faces of Me
The Peel Project and Artlink.
This inspiring and beautiful exhibition explores identity and self expression through art. Artists: Rahima Ahmed, Shinteea Chowdhury and Jill Howitt.
Creative Voice Connections Flourish Creative Space
Hull Dance and MakerspaceHull
Creative Voice Connections is a youth arts networking workshop for everyone who wants to engage in its strategic development. Current conversation involves the development of a creative space supporting positive health and wellbeing. MakerspaceHull and Hull Dance will be responding at the Festival by piloting a space including the chance to dance, make and patch.
12.30-3.30pm
Fun, drop-in workshops including music, pottery wheel, henna hand painting, screen printing, DJ Mixing, photography, music studio and more.
4-5.30pm
Out of the Box Music Workshop with Claire Holdich
After creating melodies during the drop in workshop have a go at writing a song from scratch!
6-9pm
Young People’s Performance Sharing with a focus on music. Performers include 413, Freedom Road Collective, DJs from DJ Methodz Turn the Tables project, The Sovereigns acoustic set and Hull Youth Music Network. Also hear tracks recorded at Hull Youth Music Network Studio based at Kingston Youth Centre.
Access Information: Step free and wheelchair friendly space and Accessible toilet. Quiet area available. Large Print Information available. Workshop Tour with BSL Interpreter between 12.30pm to 3.30pm.